Charles Fenzi, CEO/CMO of the Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics, to Retire

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Putting the Focus on Treating People

Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics operates eight clinics in Santa Barbara, Goleta, and Isla Vista, largely located in neighborhoods where healthcare […more…]

A Healthy Community for All

Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC) has been providing accessible and affordable healthcare to the community since 1998. The nonprofit’s eight […more…]

Bilingual Volunteers Needed for Vaccine Clinics

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Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Receives Consecutive 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator for Six Consecutive Years

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Community Health Requires Healthcare for All

Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics is the south county’s firewall against communal public health threats.  Every year, its eight clinics in […more…]

Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics

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sbclinics.org
(805) 452-5466
Director of Development & Community Awareness: Maria W. Long

Mission

Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics provides high quality, comprehensive, affordable healthcare to all people, regardless of their ability to pay, in an environment that fosters respect, compassion and dignity.

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I have proudly supported SBNC for over 25 years, because of their total dedication to our community. The recent pandemic has proven what I have always believed: If we don’t take care of those that work in the community, we are ALL at risk in multiple ways. Too many people are fearful to seek the help of a doctor because of the high cost of treatment or medications. I ask myself, what happens if you aren’t able to fix a tooth? Well, you simply stop smiling! I am grateful for the services of the Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics by providing skill and compassion in treating the health, dental, and emotional needs of our fellow human beings.
Sybil Rosen
Professional Volunteer,
Healthcare Hero & Good Neighbor

A New Westside Clinic

Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics completed a $20 million campaign this past year.

Half of the funds raised will be spread out over five years to cover the outstanding $2 million per year they need to fulfill their operating budgets after the funds they receive being a Federally Qualified Health Center. The other half will be split up with $3.25 million going towards facility upgrades and maintenance and $6.75 million being used to establish a new clinic on the Westside. This facility will expand medical exam rooms by 50% to nine rooms, provide new dental services in six operatories, and have an integrated space for a behavioral health specialist and psychiatrist.

“We raised our $20 million, but during this pandemic we found that the building we designed was inadequate for the next pandemic,” says SBNC Ceo/Cmo Dr. Charles Fenzi. Accordingly, the SBNC team had the plans redrawn. “That raised the cost so now we are going back to raise those additional funds and we’re about halfway there.” 

Key Supporters

Cottage Health
Brittingham Family Foundation
Lewis-Towbes Family Foundation
G.A. Fowler Family Foundation
James S. Bower Foundation
St. Francis Foundation
The Cecilia Fund
Montecito Bank & Trust
Mosher Foundation
Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree
David & Anna Grotenhuis
Dorothy Largay
Linked Foundation
Direct Relief
Jack Mithun & Mercedes Millington
Sybil Rosen
Katina Zaninovich
Peter & Gerd Jordano
Lillian Lovelace
Zegar Family Foundation